I would like to
make one clarification on this video regarding the segment
featuring Admiral (later Senator) Jeremiah Denton: Prior to
the interview depicted, Denton was severely tortured to force him
to condemn U.S. policy. He defied his captors by stating
the following: " I don't know what is going on in the
war now because the only sources I have access to are North
Vietnamese radio, magagines and newspapers. But whatever
the position of my government is, I agree with it, support it and
will support it as long as I live." Not only had
Denton defied his captors with his words, but he consistently
blinked "TORTURE" in Morse Code during the
interview. This was later detected by Naval intelligence
and it was the first confirmation of torture to U.S. POW's by the
North Vietnamese. Afterwards, Denton was again severely
tortured for his defiance. As strongly and positively as this
video portrays our POW's, such heroism is beyond our imaginings.
.......................................................................................Steve
Sherman
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Their Veterans’ Day
Some said
let you apologize
But that wouldn’t do it in our eyes.
A man astride of each position
Could we believe your true contrition?
And on deaf ears your words would fall
To those whose names are on that Wall
The vindication they now accept
In settling up this long-held debt,
Is that for them we gave our best
And denied you, John, your lifelong quest.
We fought for them, fought for our own,
To make you reap what you had sown.
Listen carefully John to what we say,
November 2d was their Veterans’ Day.
Russ Vaughn
2d Bn, 327th Parachute Infantry Regiment
101st Airborne Division
Vietnam 65-66
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